French Recipes

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Roasted Monkfish
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Roasted Monkfish

20m4 servings
Petatou De Chevre Frais (Potato Tart With Goat Cheese)
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Petatou De Chevre Frais (Potato Tart With Goat Cheese)

1h 15mSix appetizer servings
Sole Meuniere
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Sole Meuniere

In the excitement of the new, sometimes the appeal of the old-fashioned sole meunière is forgotten. And yet, the second you allow your fork to tug the buttery, crisp pan-fried fillet, you're powerless to resist. Like a lot of haute cuisine, sole meunière is forever.

10m4 servings
Easter Dandelion Salad (Salade De Pissenlit Pasquale)
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Easter Dandelion Salad (Salade De Pissenlit Pasquale)

45mTen servings
Rolled Fillets of Sole a la Nage
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Rolled Fillets of Sole a la Nage

45m4 servings
Roasted Monkfish With Morels, Dandelion And Artichoke Sauce
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Roasted Monkfish With Morels, Dandelion And Artichoke Sauce

3hSix servings
Sole Rolls with White Wine Sauce (Paupiettes de Sole au Vin Blanc)
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Sole Rolls with White Wine Sauce (Paupiettes de Sole au Vin Blanc)

1h4 servings
Veal Chops Surprise
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Veal Chops Surprise

This dish, which was featured in The Sunday Times Magazine in 2006, is a fussy dish that takes time, but impresses with its creativity and depth of rich flavor. The result of hard work in the kitchen is revealed with panache at the table, when dinner guests open their steaming packets of parchment paper to find a perfectly cooked veal chop swathed in mushrooms, ham and shallots. Cue applause!

1h 15mServes 6
Clam-stuffed Sole Fillets (Filets de Sole Farcis aux Clams)
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Clam-stuffed Sole Fillets (Filets de Sole Farcis aux Clams)

35m4 servings
Julia Child's Caramel Custard
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Julia Child's Caramel Custard

There are a few tricks to making this delicious custard from Julia Child and Alex Prud’homme, which was featured in The Sunday Times Magazine in 2006. Don’t overcook the caramel, and make sure that the baking water only simmers, never boils. When mixing the hot milk into the egg mixture, whisk constantly to avoid curdling the eggs. Individual ramekins can be used in place of a charlotte mold, but dial back the cooking time.

2hServes 6
Joël Robuchon's Lobster in Sauternes
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Joël Robuchon's Lobster in Sauternes

The great Joël Robuchon had interesting things to say about lobsters, some of which may be taken with a grain of sel, for example his preference for Brittany lobsters, especially those from Finistère, over the American variety. But his tender description of their lovemaking when the female has molted while the male is still in his armor is touching, as is his account of the lobster's suicidal affection for the conger eel. This recipe for lobster in Sauternes is divine.

1h2 main-course servings, 4 first-course
Cherry Clafouti
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Cherry Clafouti

1hSix servings
Sauteed Venison Chops With Cognac Mustard Glaze
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Sauteed Venison Chops With Cognac Mustard Glaze

20m4 servings
Financiers Aux Noisettes Chez Vaudron (Vaudron's Hazelnut Cakes)
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Financiers Aux Noisettes Chez Vaudron (Vaudron's Hazelnut Cakes)

30mTwenty-two financiers
Marjolaine Multilayered Chocolate Cake
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Marjolaine Multilayered Chocolate Cake

2h 30mSixteen to 20 servings
Flamiche Aux Poireaux (Leek Tart)
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Flamiche Aux Poireaux (Leek Tart)

2h 30mEight servings
Hostellerie Du Cerf's Salmon With Lentils, Bacon And Horseradish Cream
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Hostellerie Du Cerf's Salmon With Lentils, Bacon And Horseradish Cream

1h 15mFour servings
Pate Feuilletee With Asparagus And Mushrooms
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Pate Feuilletee With Asparagus And Mushrooms

1h 15mFour servings
Morels and Comte Cheese On Grilled Toast
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Morels and Comte Cheese On Grilled Toast

50mEight servings
Duck Confit With Sauteed Potatoes
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Duck Confit With Sauteed Potatoes

35m4 to 6 servings
Caviar Roulade
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Caviar Roulade

20mEight to 10 servings
Green Fairy Oysters
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Green Fairy Oysters

What to serve with absinthe? The liquor once known as the Green Fairy is as tricky to pair with food as it is beautiful to look at. Here is a recipe based on Daniel Boulud’s almost improbably verdant “super green” spinach served at Bar Boulud. I placed the oysters, raw, in shells that were heated in the oven, and cloaked them with the hot spinach, making the oysters deliciously, delicately warm.

40m2 to 6 servings
Oysters With Sausage
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Oysters With Sausage

15m
Marian Burros's Chocolate Mousse
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Marian Burros's Chocolate Mousse

10m16 or more servings